Audit what is running now
We look at products, selling plans, billing dates, prepaid rules, discounts, payment providers, customer accounts, emails, and anything else that could surprise you later.
Switching apps can feel fragile. PayWhirl helps you map the move, check the details, and keep billing under control before anything goes live.
We map the details before launch so subscribers, payment methods, and renewals keep moving.
“Paywhirl held our hands through the entire migration and we were able to migrate 100% of our subscribers over!!!”
We look at products, selling plans, billing dates, prepaid rules, discounts, payment providers, customer accounts, emails, and anything else that could surprise you later.
Active subscriptions, supported payment methods, next order dates, product rules, and customer portal behavior get organized before anything touches live subscribers.
Your team gets a clear view of the import shape, storefront setup, portal flow, notifications, and cutover timing before the switch happens.
We help coordinate old-app shutdown, PayWhirl import timing, post-launch review, and cleanup so subscribers keep moving without starting over.
We turn the handoff into something you can review: which subscribers renew next, how payment methods move, and what customers see after launch.
Real Shopify App Store reviews mention migration help, fast support, customization, and fewer stressful subscription surprises.
Tell us four things. We turn them into a migration plan your team can review before anything moves.
Old-app links, customer emails, duplicate billing risk, missed renewals, portal access, and storefront setup all deserve a final pass. The cleanup matters because that is where confidence comes from.
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Short answers for the questions merchants usually ask first.
Yes. PayWhirl can help scope supported migrations from other Shopify subscription apps and build a plan before anything touches live subscribers.
Usually, yes. The exact path depends on your source app, payment provider, export data, and how your current subscription rules are set up.
PayWhirl is built for Shopify. If you are moving from WooCommerce, BigCommerce, a custom site, or another platform, the first step is getting customers, products, and supported payment data into Shopify so PayWhirl can review what can be attached to subscriptions.
Yes. PayWhirl does not charge a separate migration-help fee for supported planning and guidance.
In many supported migration paths, customer payment methods can be mapped so subscribers do not need to start over. We will help you understand what is possible before launch.
Not usually. The migration plan starts by mapping your products, selling plans, frequencies, discounts, prepaid rules, and subscriber states so the PayWhirl setup matches what you already run.
We plan the import timing, old-app shutdown, PayWhirl billing setup, and post-launch review together so the handoff is coordinated instead of improvised.
Often, yes. Schedule-sensitive subscriptions need extra review, so we look at prepaid terms, paused states, anchor dates, and next billing dates before launch.
Supported payment-method migration depends on your gateway, source app, and Shopify setup. We confirm payment-provider requirements early so you know whether customers may need to update payment details.
Bring your current app, payment provider, subscriber count, product and plan rules, prepaid or bundle details, discount rules, and target launch window. Rough details are enough to start.
That is part of the review. PayWhirl helps you check the subscription widget, customer portal, account access, notifications, and storefront flow before the switch goes live.
Yes. Installing PayWhirl gives your team a place to review setup, features, and migration requirements before you commit to a launch date.